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RJD Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct?

The above item has been delivered to you for changing the damaged glass top
  

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I suspect "issued" may not be the word you intend. What steps were taken, and by whom? Was the "item" in the customer's hands when the damage was first discovered?

— Avangi

  • I suspect "issued" may not be the word you intend.
  • What steps were taken, and by whom?
  • Was the "item" in the customer's hands when the damage was first discovered?
  • If you could clear this up, I for one would find it easier to help you.
  • Best regards, - A.
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I suspect "issued" may not be the word you intend. What steps were taken, and by whom? Was the "item" in the customer's hands when the damage was first discovered?

If you could clear this up, I for one would find it easier to help you.

Best regards, - A.
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RJDThe above item was issued for replacing of its damaged glass top / The above item was issued for replacing of damaged glass top / The above item was issued for to change the damaged glass top
None of the above would work for the purpose If the meaning of your sentence is what I think it is. I would say: " the above item was
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